Day 01 :
▪︎ Arrival and briefing at the hotel and Then you will have time to visit the bird Market known as the oldest part of Kabul where birds from all over the world are exhibited. It’s not only a bird market but a big portion of life like blacksmiths, sellers, old shops etc is out there. You will see various types of people from different ethnicities and places of Afghanistan.
▪︎ Then visit an old turquoise-tiled mosque named Sakhi Shrine in the west of Kabul. This place is very sacred to Shia Muslims, who believe it to be the final resting-place of Hazrati Ali, the cousin of the Prophet Muhammad.
Overnight at Kabul.
Day 02 :
Breakfast
Visit the following sites in Kabul ( full days ) ;
▪︎ British cemetery
▪︎Antique street
▪︎Kabul old bazar
▪︎Try some fresh juices
▪︎Bird Market
▪︎Kabul river
▪︎Shah do shamshira mosque
▪︎Babur garden
▪︎Old box camera
▪︎Pool Hill
▪︎Qargha lake
▪︎Overnight in Kabul.
Day 03 :
Breakfast
▪︎Drive to bamiyan ( 3-4 hours driving )
▪︎Visit shahr e zohak ( red city )
▪︎Lunch in bamiyan bazar
▪︎Go to the department of tourism in Bamiyan to register our permits there .
▪︎Visit shahr e gholghola (city of screams)
▪︎Visit Buddha statues
Overnight at a hotel in bamiyan
Day 04 :
Band-e-amir – Kabul
Early Breakfast
▪︎ Continue journey towards band-e-amir national park ( 1.5 hours driving )
▪︎ Visit the blue lakes
▪︎ Ride a boat and swimming ( optional )
▪︎ Visit a restaurant which is made in the cave
▪︎Walk through the shops of the national park. to see local products.
▪︎Drive back to Kabul .
▪︎overnight in Kabul .
Day 05 :
Breakfast
▪︎ Visit paghman Palace and surrounded area, enjoy from the natural beauties of paghman .
▪︎ visit qargha lake and ride a horse there .
Back to our accommodation.
Kabul Cultural Core: Bird Market, Kabul Old Bazaar, Antique Street, street‑food stalls along the Kabul River, and the historic Old Box Camera portrait spot
Sacred & Architectural Gems: Sakhi Shrine’s turquoise tiles, yellow‑facaded Shah Do Shamshira Mosque, stately Babur Garden, and neoclassical Darul Aman Palace
Colonial‑Era Landmarks: British Cemetery and Kabul Museum’s priceless artefacts
Panoramic Kabul: Pool Hill’s giant flag, Cannon Mountain outlook, lakeside strolls and horseback rides at Qargha Lake
Silk‑Road Fortresses: Shahr‑e Zuhak (Red City) and Shahr‑e Gholghola (City of Screams) guarding Bamyan Valley
Bamyan Icons: Towering Buddha niches carved into sandstone cliffs and lively Bamiyan Bazaar
Band‑e‑Amir National Park: Chain of cobalt travertine lakes, optional boat ride or swim, and cave‑side restaurant
Paghman Retreat: Paghman Palace ruins framed by verdant hills and alpine air
Dash from Kabul’s bustling bazaars and turquoise‑tiled shrines to Bamyan’s haunting Buddha cliffs and the cobalt lakes of Band‑e‑Amir, then loop back through palace ruins and lakeside escapes. Five immersive days weave Afghanistan’s vibrant street life, Silk Road fortresses, and staggering mountain scenery into one unforgettable adventure.